YOUR LEAP STYLE IS TRAILBLAZER

Have you ever heard of a Trust fall?

It’s when you are willing to take a risk because you know that there is someone behind you that won’t let you fall. Knowing your leap style helps you confidently fall into the hands of Jesus as you take leaps. It gives you confidence as you look at His history and faithfulness throughout your life in other areas you’ve taken leaps and reassurance that the One who led you to leap, won’t let you fall.

Now let’s learn more about your style of leaping.

WHAT IS A TRAILBLAZER?

The way you mentor and encourage others through their leaps is an amazing part of your identity and how you have been made in the image of God.

As a TRAILBLAZER, you have already done all four leaps and you’re now ready to lead and guide others as they leap.

This leap comes from the biblical story of Jesus. Jesus took The Shepherd’s leap when He relocated from heaven to earth, the Tentmaker when He performed miracles before He was sent into full-time ministry, the Fisherman’s leap when He walked away from His family business as a carpenter to go into full-time ministry, and the Builder’s leap when He returned to His Father after He had finished His work here on earth.

Jesus taught us what it means to live a leaping lifestyle. We can learn so much from His life, mentorship, and love for us as leapers.

As a natural trailblazer, you may often find yourself encouraging others in their leap journey. You will also respond to leaps with greater assurance and obedience as you replay the ways He revealed Himself in leaps from the past.

It can still be difficult at times, especially when you’re ready to settle and relax in a season you’re in, however, that is why you must use the same wisdom and strategy that Jesus used to prepare, plan, and execute His leaps, to take your own.

“For I have come down from heaven not to do my will but to do the will of him who sent me.”

–John 6:3

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